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Release Gramps 5.0.0-alpha3
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Paul-Franklin committed Sep 3, 2017
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git_revision = get_git_revision(ROOT_DIR).replace('\n', '')
if sys.platform == 'win32' and git_revision == "":
git_revision = get_git_revision(os.path.split(ROOT_DIR)[1])
VERSION += git_revision
# VERSION += git_revision

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VERSION_TUPLE = (5, 0, 0)
VERSION_QUALIFIER = "-alpha2"
VERSION_QUALIFIER = "-alpha3"
VERSION = '.'.join(map(str,VERSION_TUPLE)) + VERSION_QUALIFIER
major_version = "%s.%s" % (VERSION_TUPLE[0], VERSION_TUPLE[1])

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Please include with every release a win64 AND win32 executable files.

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Yes, that's our goal, also.

But different gramps volunteers do different things. I do not
have the knowledge to make a Windows AIO, whether 32- or
64-bit. The person who makes them has not had the time to
make a 32-bit one, the last I checked. I do not know what is
involved but it is evidently a laborious process.

If you want, here is a link which describes how you can run
gramps on Windows, whether 32- or 64-bit, and was written
by our Windows packager. It does not describe how to make
the package, but perhaps you get an idea of what's involved.

https://www.gramps-project.org/wiki/index.php?title=Gramps_for_Windows_with_MSYS2

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Ok, but if the developers doesn't have time to release windows executable, it would be helpful if the wiki would teach how to create a win32 / win64 package.

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Yes. it would. Too bad the same person who (I assume)
doesn't have time to make the 32-bit AIO is also the one
who'd have to write that wiki page. And English isn't his
mother tongue. (Have you searched our wiki?)

But don't think I am not sympathetic. I am typing these
words on a 32-bit machine and in fact its o.s. is now older
than my browser will support, so it is frozen at an older
release. The last I checked there were millions of such
o.s. out there, not getting security patches from M$ and
so forth. I guess for our own reasons we want to keep them.

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